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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.I did not predict Pregnon lasting this long. He might just be the best available option to reinforce our OL if he gets to our pick at #95.OG: Pregnon,
C: Lew
WR: Branch, Brazzell, C. Bell, S. Bell, Sarrett,Fields,
TE: Raridon (I think he is best TE available personally)DelpJoly
RB: Washington (looking interesting now... Still want Eli Heidenreich though... this doesn't change that though)
Brugler had him pegged as a 3rd rounder.Branch 5’8” and he goes in the 3rd round? Ok then
Presenters making announcements about themselves rather than draftees is poor form.Mcafee is ridiculously obnoxious….”He’s just a liquored up kicker”
I think it may be “helium” - he is a Colt after all…Did the Colts owner share some coke with his kickers?
Based on what? Brugler had him as a 3rd rounder.Dunker also with a big fall.
If they draft McCoy he can have my knee d%#*!@t. I don't really like it all that much anymore anyway. Overrated.Some ridiculous values at this point.
Keionte Scott
Chris Bell
Mike Washington
Not to mention Jermod McCoy, unless his medicals are complete toast.
I wouldn't mind Raridon or Joly at #95. A good TE might still slip to us.In fairness, Gronk might be the single greatest TE of all time. It is unfair to compare any rookie to him. I just meant compared to all the other TE's in this draft class, Raridon is the best combination of size, speed, hands, and blocking ability. He's a much stronger blocker than you're giving him credit for.
This is actually a far better class than many claim. It has a deep middle class. There will be many solid contributor types found even as late as the 6th round. When many so-called expertes criticize the draft, they do so based on their opinion of 1) how many High End Top 10 sure fire All Pros and 2) How many great QB prospects there are.I think it is unlikely anyone is there at 95 I feel we need to pound the table for. I would not be surprised for a trade down. I doubt anyone overly exciting will be there.
Oh i agree. I was saying that because there is a deep middle and I simply don't expect the 95th player to be much worse than the 150th in this draft. But maybe i'm wrong. Looking like someone interesting will fall possibly.This is actually a far better class than many claim. It has a deep middle class. There will be many solid contributor types found even as late as the 6th round. When many so-called expertes criticize the draft, they do so based on their opinion of 1) how many High End Top 10 sure fire All Pros and 2) How many great QB prospects there are.
Most of these commentators lack an intelligent understanding of football and only see the game through a shallow view based on fantasy football.
This is a decent draft class
Every time I do one of these tweets, one of the players gets picked the very next pick. no more.There are some decent NT options too if they want a Tonga replacement.
Big Citrus
Darrell Jackson
Demonte Capehart.
There were better WRs on the board IMO. Isn't just a fit thing. Just plain better options. I don't know what they saw honestly.Ja'Kobi Lane to the Ravens (another reach at WR).
Albert Regis to the Jags.
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